Cask and Cannon Extras
Wooden plank walls
Mismatched furniture
Wooden barrel seats
Antique style rum bottles
Treasure maps
Netting
Hard carved artwork around the portholes
Nods to attractions in some of the décor
Eclectic yet cozy pub furnished with “acquired” treasures (read: pillaged and pilfered). Visiting buccaneers will cheer and jeer during live televised sporting events as they indulge in an extensive menu of rare, specialty and vintage rums and a selection of “bootlegged” brews developed specially for the venue and served straight from the barrel in true pirate style
Cool beer taps
Rum extensive menu
Changed the layout of the bar and seating which made the space feel bigger
Feel like you are in the belly of a pirate ship
Inspired by the legendary Pirates of the Caribbean attractions around the globe. This eclectic pub is filled with “acquired” treasures from mischievous pirates of old, creating an atmosphere where every corner tells a tale.
Swap seafaring stories, catch live sports, and enjoy light bites, vintage rums, and exclusive “bootlegged” brews, served straight from the barrel, of course.
Dead Man’s Chest
New beverage experience for two will include drinks that capture the true spirit of a pirate’s life on the high seas. Made with Zacapa 23 Solera Rum, Pineapple, Lime Juice, Agave Nectar, and Coconut Froth, this cocktail will fully immerse you in the cozy ship’s cabin atmosphere of Cask & Cannon – complete with gold coins!
The Cask and Cannon will feature easter eggs paying homage to each of the versions of the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction around the world.
The ceiling of this location will also feature a treasure map adorned with sketches by Disney Legend Marc Davis for the original Disneyland attraction.
The drawing has been specially modified for this venue with several new additions, including seven pirate ships that represent the number of ships in the Disney Cruise Line fleet with Disney Destiny joining as the seventh.
Scenes on the map are drawn from scenes and location from the attraction
Castaway and Lookout Cay is on the map
It would only make sense that Captain Jack Sparrow can be found in this location, but his appearances will only take place on Pirates night.
And down below, cleverly woven into the carpet design will be each of the pirate lords’ Pieces of Eight as well as Captain Jack Sparrow’s compass — though whether it points to your heart’s desire is only for you to tell
The pub will be decked out in wooden planks — evoking the interior of a pirate ship — and outfitted with an eclectic mix of mismatched furniture and antiques, presumably pillaged by the pirates themselves. Nautical motifs and pirate iconography will be found throughout, from treasure maps and fishing nets to barrel stools, rum bottles, and skull-and-crossbones insignias.
Eagle-eyed fans will have much to discover in the intricate carvings framing the venue’s portholes that are cast in a charred wood look, a nod to the attractions’ burning village scene, while the most well-traveled buccaneers will spot distinctive lanterns inspired from the namesake attraction in Disneyland Paris.
There will even be a few fun nods to the beloved film series, such as the stacked treasure chests that make up the bar front, which take inspiration from the treasure rooms and Captain’s Quarters in the films
Ceiling with Mark Davis sketches of the Pirates of Caribbean have added Castaway Cay and Lookout Cay to the maps
Famous jail keys
Drinks served in wooden barrels
Designed to look as if it’s been lovingly (or not-so-lovingly) pieced together from the spoils of countless voyages.
Inside, guests will find a mismatched collection of “acquired” furnishings and antiques — treasure maps, fishing nets, rum bottles, and barrel stools — all tucked amid wooden planks that evoke the hull of a sea-worn ship.
The lounge is brimming with Easter eggs that pay tribute to both the films and the original attractions’ lore:
Distinctive lanterns are inspired by those used in Disneyland Paris’ version of the attraction
Thirteen treasure-filled drawers behind the bar are labeled with scenes representing Disney Parks and their Pirates attractions.
Lafitte’s Landing Disneyland (CA)
Blue Bayou Disneyland (CA)
Dead Man’s Cove Disneyland (CA), Magic Kingdom
Hurricane Lagoon Paris
Ghostly Grotto Paris
Port Royal Paris
Talking Skull Bay Disneyland (CA)
Caves of Misfortune Paris
Treasure Cove (Shanghai)
World’s End Shanghai
Davy Jones’ Locker Shanghai
Fountain of Youth
Isla de Muerta Shanghai
Stacked treasure chests at the bar front are a nod to the films’ Captain’s Quarters and treasure rooms
Carpet features a large compass rose and tentacles
Est. 1706, seen in the photo above, refers to the hull number of the Destiny, which is 706
The lanterns serve as a nod to the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction at Disneyland Paris which are located in the que area and the cats on crates artwork are in both locations only
This easter egg is burned into my mind: if you look closely at the portholes, you’ll find intricate carvings etched into charred wood, a nod to the burning village scene.
When you look down, you’ll find a nod to the Pirates of the Caribbean film series, with Captain Jack Sparrow’s compass designed into the carpet pointing to the bar his favorite rum
Node to the Shanghai park with the Kraken in the carpet and tentacles throughout the bar
Food stops at 10:30 pm
Drink up me heartis is served with a treasure map to keep
Sit in different spots each time and you can different themes from different parks or movies
Back to the Wish Keg and Compass layout with the bar on the back left corner
Peg Leg Pete beer tap
Rum flight that comes attached to a canon
Smoked rum drink that is placed in a run barrel and looks like it is placed on fire
Offers a very special rum that is only found at the Bacardi Distillery or on the Disney Destiny
Aged their own rum for 4 to 5 days in a smoked barrel while onboard
Bottles of rum to emulate different kind of cannons used during Piracy days
Caribbean themed rums from Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico
The nine Pieces of Eight appear in Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007), the third film in the series are in the carpet
Despite the name “Pieces of Eight” (which historically refers to Spanish dollars cut into eight pieces), in the movie they are not actual coins for most of the lords. They are personal, often worthless trinkets that the lords have designated as their official “piece of eight.”
Captain Jack Sparrow – a cork with beads and trinkets tied to it (he pulls it out of his hair)
Captain Barbossa – an old Spanish silver coin (a real piece of eight)
Elizabeth Swann (representing Sao Feng after his death) – also uses Sao Feng’s piece: two small linked metal rings
Captain Sao Feng (originally) – the two linked rings (later used by Elizabeth)
Captain Chevalle (French pirate lord) – the Queen of Spades playing card
Captain Villanueva (Spanish pirate lord) – an old pair of spectacles
Mistress Ching (Chinese pirate lady) – a pair of thick, round-lensed spectacles/glasses
Gentleman Jocard (West African pirate lord) – a walking stick/cane topper or staff head (not clearly shown, but mentioned in tie-in materials)
Captain Ammand the Corsair (Barbary Coast pirate lord) – a piece of wood or knotted rope (also not clearly shown on screen, but listed in official materials)
Carvings include chicken, egg, musical instruments, keys wrapped around a treasure map, treasure chest, bottles of rum
Bombarda Flight 3 different rum, each different year vintage, each bottle represents a different canon that was used in the Caribbean during the English empire with pirates
Bacardi special reserve only on DCL or at Casa Bacardi in Puerto Rico in a special cask which they smoke and accompanied with FLM rum chocolate
Kraken has little octopus gummies, spiced black Kraken rum with fever tree ginger beer, orange and lime in a souvenir glass to keep
Drink me up hardies Baku rum aged in tequila cask mixed with banana liqueur from Brazil, and banana infused foam on top, come with a scroll that tells you about Baku a little spirit devil originates from Dominican Republic
Shiver me timbers rum old fashioned with spirited rum aged at sea by putting it in a cask which is smoked for 3 to 5 days
